REMOTE_ADDR
I am logging (trying to) visitor's IP by the code below, though all I get is "192.168.117.10".
What can I do? Is it my web hotel that messes things up?
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REMOTE_ADDR?
I have a landing page host in different ISP, and it's point to my site. How can I track where they're coming in the landing page and pass the info to my site?
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In one of my setup, the server REMOTE_ADDR(url = Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR")) does not work, itgives a IP address but the wrong one. It does not give the IPaddress of the machine surfing the page. It seems to me that itis giving me the IP of some proxy server. Is there a work around to this issue ?
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I have a webserver which is behaving strangely. The server is a fresh
copy of Windows 2003 running IIS with default options + Active Server
Pages installed. The server is connected to a Linksys router, and has
a static IP address of 192.168.1.10.
When I access a page with the following script directly from the
server, my WAN IP address is returned (24.x.x.x.), instead of my LAN
address. Code:
Remote_addr Will Return My Web Server Ip Address
I have a web server with a firewall. The problem is that when i use request.servervariables("remote_addr") the ip i get is my server's ip.
Is there any other way to retrieve my visitor's ip?
Looks like the firewall cought the visitor's request and then request's
this page from the web server-and send it back to the visitor.(but still i
am not sure if this is what happens)
If i have to reconfigure my firewall can you give me some info on how to do
this and if this is secure!!
Can Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") Fail And....?
Can Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") fail and catch the address of my
default gateway in my local network? What should I do?
Sometimes brings 192.168.0.1(the address of my default gateway) instead the
remode IP address: 200.200.15.2, 64.100.2.1, etc....